Currently, spimdisasm will decode EUC-JP strings and output the decoded strings in an .asciz directive instead of the original string. This is very useful for humans, but it means that the disassembly does not actually reassemble to the original object. The new --output-undecoded-strings will output the original bytes instead, although with a comment containing the decoded string if the original was not ASCII.
Currently, spimdisasm will decode EUC-JP strings and output the decoded strings in an
.asciz
directive instead of the original string. This is very useful for humans, but it means that the disassembly does not actually reassemble to the original object. The new--output-undecoded-strings
will output the original bytes instead, although with a comment containing the decoded string if the original was not ASCII.Example output: